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Anker SOLIX C300 DC

Anker Portable power stations 1 conflict Retrieved 7 November 2026

Anker’s US page titles the C300 DC as 288 Wh and 300 W and says it has two 140 W two-way USB-C ports and up to 100 W of solar recharging. An AC inverter was not listed. BlackoutSmart has not tested this station.

Region. The stored electrical figures are from the US product page. Anker’s German page states LiFePO4 and 3000 cycles. The US page did not, so chemistry stays unknown.

Availability. The US product page displayed Sold out on the retrieval date.

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What specifications are recorded?

Field Recorded value
Capacity (Wh) 288 Wh
Capacity (mAh) unknown
Continuous watts 300 W
Surge or peak watts unknown
Solar input 100 W
Rated panel power unknown
Weight (lb) unknown
Weight (kg) unknown
Weight as printed unknown
Chemistry unknown
Ports Two 140 W two-way USB-C ports are stated. The page says the first charge must use an 18 W or higher USB-C charger on USB-C2 or USB-C3 only. An AC outlet was not listed.
Inverter unknown
Idle or standby draw unknown
Cycle life unknown
Dimensions unknown
Lumens unknown

A cell that says unknown was not on the cited page, or the cited pages disagreed enough that picking one number would hide the disagreement.

Other figures from the same sources

  • Panel compatibility. The US page recommends a 100 W or 60 W Anker solar panel and says the station is not compatible with Anker SOLIX PS30 (or other 5 V / 3 A USB-C panels), PS200, or PS400.
  • German page, not used for the spec value. Anker’s German C300 DC page says LiFePO4 batteries last for up to 3,000 cycles. Because the US page did not say that, chemistry and cycle life remain unknown in this record.

Where do the source pages disagree?

Chemistry and cycle life. The German product page states LiFePO4 and up to 3,000 cycles. The US product page retrieved the same day does not state chemistry or cycle life. Those fields stay unknown rather than copying the German page onto the US listing.

Is this a good price?

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No retailer offer is stored for this model. A price printed on a manufacturer page is a snapshot of that page, not a market comparison. When offers are stored, BlackoutSmart will describe the low in its own file as the lowest observed since the date of the earliest stored observation.

MSRP

unknown. None of the pages cited for this model labeled a figure as MSRP. A “regular price” or a second displayed number is not recorded as MSRP.

What the manufacturer page showed

  • $249.99 — Regular price and sale price were both displayed as $249.99. Neither was labeled MSRP. Retrieved 2026-11-07.

These are snapshots of a page on that date. BlackoutSmart does not subtract two displayed figures and does not call the gap savings.

Retailer links

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